Saint Joseph High School - Pendulum Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Rcv. Fathvr I . M1-rtcns 'Wy dvar fiI'2lCillLlit'5I Clongratulatiom on thv x1lm'vmxi'1tI conuplvtion ol' your high school rourw. Aa you go out to start your lift- as young H1011 and Nl nnvn, lvl mt' give- you two principlvs to guidt' you on your way. lt is morn- important to plvast- God than nwn: it is mort: im- portant to ht' right with God than to hm' sitvcvssftil in lifc. XNK hx Kindnms is tht- kc-y to happinvsw. Do unto others as you mulfl haw- oth:-rs do unto you. Mako othvrs happy and you'll vo happinc-Ns. May Clod's hltwing hc' with you through your t'. M 'ig t,,. 1 f ,V my 4...

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-+M-? H8136 'Drum e William Glaid Robert Waigand William Glaid Erhimtiun William Glaid, better known as Bill to the boys and Billie to the Glaids, passed away suddenly on November 7, 1945 after a short illness. A server for eight years, student manager of the team, bell ringer in the school, Bill was never known to shirk his responsibilities. He had a per- fect attendance record for twelve years. The present Graduating Class of 1946 was proud of Bill in every way. He ranked among the leaders of the class scholastieally and was a faithful friend to all. It is to William Glaid that we proudly dedieate our l946 Annual. His memory will live forever in our hearts. May he rest in peace! Billie and Bob as taken on their First Holy Communion Day. These boys were friends from childhood until the angel of death snatched Billie away. Friendship, however, is eternal. May theirs continue in the great beyond.

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13 e H L ' win, Graduation from High School in any young man's or woman's lift- is quitc an cvcnt. For somc it im-ans mcrcly thc first stcp in a choscn program of cducation. But for all it mcans just this, that now aftcr four long ycars of schooling undcr Catholic supcrvision you arc rcady and fully cquippcd to mcct lifc and all it has to offcr you as an individual. lt is up to you to put thc Catholic principlcs you havc hr-cn taught into action. In so doing you arc assuring yoursclf of succcss in timc and happins-ss in ctcrnity. 1 f' Saint joseph Church Rev. Father W1 Schaming OUR CH RCH ln man's scarch for world pcacc hc has turncd to plcasurc, sports, scicncc, cducation and many othcr novcl mcntal crm-ations. Hc has trziyf-lcd thc- glohc, scanncd thc hcavcns, cxplorcd thc sca and covcrcd thc vast unknown spaccs, bm-- licving that finally this fathomlcss thing callcd pcacc, might comc within his grasp. But always unluckily and un- happily hc rcturns to his starting point only to scarch for a nrw mcthod which might eventually tcrminatf- in procuring pcacc, pcacc of soul for thc individual, pcacc of charity and good will toward his fn-llow mcn, VVorld pcaccw ycs, wars havc hc-cn fought for this vcry thing. But sad to say, thc-y havc hccn fought in vain. 'I'hc onc and only sourcc of world pcacc can bc found in thc structurcs dotting thc carth whcrc monarch and paupcr, que-cn and factory workcr mcct daily bcforc thi- grcat whitc throne' of Him who camc that thcy might hzlvc pcacc and joy in ahundancc. Thi' studs-nts of St. .Ioscph High School we-rc taught this fact. 'l'hcir Catholic cducation which cvolvcd around an altar on which Christ, thc- Hn-ad is daily sacrificcd, had as its goal thc in- culcating of Catholic principlcs of living that arc thc only truc fountain of that pr-acc which thc- world cannot givc.